One minute into this 2-minute audio clip, you’ll see why this guy prefers to remain anonymous for right now. He’s got a SWEET deal.
A year ago, Mister S…
One minute into this 2-minute audio clip, you’ll see why this guy prefers to remain anonymous for right now. He’s got a SWEET deal.
A year ago, Mister S…
General Motors just pulled $10 million of advertising from Facebook because it wasn’t working.
Would you like to know why?
Facebook went public and their stock went as high as $45. At the moment it’s thirty bucks a share.
Before I talk about how you can earn more dinero with Facebook, I can’t resist
Yesterday in Roundtable, a gentleman explained his business to the group – his approach to a messy, thorny, UGLY business problem.
Dang, it was elegant.
In 2011 Tim got divorced; filed bankruptcy and experienced a foreclosure.
Lost friends; experienced the death of a close mentor. Was depressed, struggled with faith. Asked himself “Who the hell am I and who am I?”
Oh yeah, and he drank a lot.
Then…
Today, a story of how a seemingly trivial incident can drag you down for years.
Country star Dolly Parton released her latest DVD exclusively through the Cracker Barrel restaurant chain. It debuted at #2 and is now certified Gold (500,000 copies sold). Pay close attention because this goes far beyond food or country music.
I screwed up the webinar registration, so some folks missed the call. So I’m providing you with the MP3 recording of the call. Matthew Gillogly and I discuss:
Every 4-Man Intensive is unique, but one last year especially stands out.
This guy named Tim was up for his hot seat. For a little while it looked like we were going to head straight down the “marketing techniques” trail.
Then I asked him some question about why he was in the business he was in, and about his business partner – then stuff started pourin’ out. He was terrified his partner was gonna screw him.
Yesterday for Mother’s Day, I blogged a tribute to my long-suffering and faithful wife. David Rothwell, a marketing consultant in the UK, wrote back:
“Laura’s unwavering support of Perry has touched even more lives than she knows, including my youngest Charlie (now 10).
Although I had a 25 year career in IT before becoming a PPC Consultant, he’s only known me working from home doing this “advertising thang.”